Lewis Tolkien Dinner 2026 – November 21
The Lewis Tolkien Society Cordially Invites You To
THE 45TH LEWIS TOLKIEN DINNER – Saturday, November 21, at The Cambridge School
‘The Question That Affects Everything’
Presenting
Dr. Carl R. Trueman
Professor of Biblical & Theological Studies at Grove City College, Fellow at the Ethics & Public Policy Center, Contributing Editor at First Things
Author of The Desecration of Man The Rise & Triumph of the Modern Self
Registration deadline is November 18, 2025
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THE CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL OF DALLAS
THE COMMONS HALL—3202 Royal Lane, Dallas—Dinner Check-in at 6:30 pm
Business Formal, Black tie optional.
Individual tickets at $100 each. Table Sponsor at $800 each (8 seats and pre-dinner cocktail admission for two). Pre-dinner cocktail hour, 5:30–6:30. Pre-dinner cocktail hour for individual attendees at $30 each. Please list names of all guests on registration page. (Questions/Special Considerations, use the contact form, or call Jim Roseman.)
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Lewis Tolkien Society
For the Renewal of the Common Tradition
Virgil’s Aeneid
This fall, read Virgil’s Aeneid and discuss his classical account of the founding of Rome from the remnants of Troy Sponsored by the Lewis Tolkien Society (suggested donation $60) Six sessions October 5 through November 9 Mondays 1:30 - 3:00pm, ...
2026 John Henry Newman Lecture: Newman’s Ecumenical Vision – October 3
The Lewis Tolkien Society and the University of Dallas Present The 2026 John Henry Newman Lecture ‘Newman's Ecumenical Vision’ Featuring Dr. David Deavel
Chairman, Theology Department
University of St. Thomas Saturday, October 3 12:00pm-2:00pm
SB Hall, Multipurpose Room
Complimentary Lunch and Q&A Following ...
Chairman, Theology Department
University of St. Thomas Saturday, October 3 12:00pm-2:00pm
SB Hall, Multipurpose Room
Complimentary Lunch and Q&A Following ...
CS Lewis Institute: Christianity and the American Experiment
From the CS Lewis Institute: July 8, 15, 22 Summer Pub Series: Christianity and the American Experiment As the United States approaches the 250th anniversary of its founding, questions about citizenship, community, and public responsibility remain as pressing as ever ...
Leisure, Celebration and Prayer: Summer Course by Dr. J. Marianne Siegmund
Thursday evenings July 2, 9, 16, 23 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm On Zoom This course lays the groundwork of Christian prayer and worship by examining the concepts of wonder and leisure in relation to both philosophy and the theology ...
June 3, Free Webinar: Mount Doom: Decoding Tolkien’s Greatest Secret
The Basic Principles of Philosophy: From the Beginnings to the Flourishing of Socrates and Plato
You’re invited to study… The Basic Principles of Philosophy:
From the Beginnings to the Flourishing of Socrates and Plato Meeting on Monday afternoons 1:30– 3:00 pm Some sessions will meet "live" at locations in north Dallas and some will convene via ...
From the Beginnings to the Flourishing of Socrates and Plato Meeting on Monday afternoons 1:30– 3:00 pm Some sessions will meet "live" at locations in north Dallas and some will convene via ...
‘John Henry Newman and the Christian Literary Spring’ with Dr. Erik Ellis and Dr. Melinda Nielsen, May 9
The Lewis Tolkien Society Presents the 2026 Thomas Howard Lecture "John Henry Newman and the Christian Literary Spring" Featuring:
Dr. Eric Ellis, University of Dallas
Dr. Melinda Nielsen, Baylor University Saturday, May 9, Noon Central
University of Dallas - SB Hall, Multipurpose Room ...
Dr. Eric Ellis, University of Dallas
Dr. Melinda Nielsen, Baylor University Saturday, May 9, Noon Central
University of Dallas - SB Hall, Multipurpose Room ...
Dr. Marianne Siegmund, ‘The Metaphysics of Martyrdom’ and ‘Martyrdom in the Thought of St. John Paul II’ April 25 and May 2
Join us in person at Noon at The Cambridge School of Dallas (or on Zoom) April 25 and May 2 for a Special two-week Text & Talk series with Dr. Marianne Siegmund: ‘The Metaphysics of Martyrdom’ and ‘Martyrdom in the ...
